Yes! We offer certified translations that are notarized by a public notary to satisfy requirements of some employers, universities and government agencies such as the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). However, it is your responsibility to determine if you need a certificate of accuracy and how many certificates you require. We recommend that you ask the party who is receiving your document(s). If you are unsure, we recommend one certificate of accuracy per document.

Additionally, our company President, Virginia Anderson is one of only a few translators in the western United States certified by the French Consulate to hold the title of “Traductrice agréé”. A Traducteur agréé or Traductrice agréée (sworn translator) is often required for translations requested by government agencies of France and Québec, Canada.

Notes: Please fax at high-quality to ensure we can read your documents. Also, some documents have raised stamps or seals that may not be easily faxed. If you’re concerned that you cannot fax this properly, please contact our office or bring your document(s) to our office.

USCIS and the Immigration Reform Executive Action

We help hundreds of people every year translate documents for immigration. It is important to understand the recent changes to immigration law as described by U.S. Senate bill s.729 and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). For more information, tap or click the links below: